Cigars
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Roadtrash
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Right now I'm having a Padron with my coffee.
Did bubble gum make it stick like that to the window frame?
cowboy4evr
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Padrons are good , but my favorite are Montechristo .
Wyatt Burp
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These are some I bought in Vinales Valley, Cuba about eight months ago. That's the barn where the leaves dry. Rolled by the farmer and family. There were three types of cigars in the bundle I got. Monte Cristo, Romeo & Juliette, and Cohibas. That's the land owner on the right with my wife and friends. Gov't gets 90% of the crop.
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It must be nice to visit your local tobacconist and buy Cuban cigars.
I've mostly been smoking Camacho cigars lately..
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Bill Bates
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I've been smoking on the cheap lately. Sure they are short filler and not very complex but they have that Cuban twang, burn evenly and taste darn good. What's not to like for a everyday $3 US cigar.
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When my irascible personality is no longer enough to keep people away, I may give cigars a try
I don't have an irascible personality. I have "carachter".
From a recent camping trip. A Rocky Patel Decade Robusto.
And a Victor Sinclair Triple Corojo Toro.
And a Victor Sinclair Triple Corojo Toro.
From a recent camping trip. A Rocky Patel Decade Robusto.
And a Victor Sinclair Triple Corojo Toro.
I wondered where you been.
Opus X Robusto sent to me by a forum member.
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Eric - luv the hat! Fuente's are a GREAT Go - To Cigar and IMHO the best bang for the buck. While I enjoy many other more expensive smokes, my EDC is a Fuente Double Chateau Natural - which for $6 just can't be beat! While a Padron 1964 Anniversario Imperial is wonderful ..... at $20 a stick they get too pricy for an ED Cigar!
That Double Chateau Natural you sent me was an excellent smoke.
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